The presidential couple attended Nosy Be on Sunday. The closing of the STK congress in Nosy Be was marked on Sunday morning by a large procession through the city, starting from Ambatoloaka to reach Dar-es-Salam stadium. The president of the Refoundation of the Republic, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, and his wife honored the closing of the grand gathering of FJKM youth in Nosy Be with their presence. Prime Minister and head of government Mamitiana Jeannot Ruffin Rajaonarison, also a member of the STK of the FJKM, accompanied them, alongside several political figures. Local authorities of Nosy Be were also present. The president of the Republic reaffirmed his support for youth initiatives and addressed a message to thousands of young Christians of the FJKM. "You are the future of families and homes, of the Church and of the nation. The country needs young people full of wisdom and, above all, filled with love. Bearing our cross does not mean bearing that of Christ, but consenting to the necessary efforts to eradicate the evils familiar to us. I make no exception in the fight against corruption. If you are corrupt, step away," declared the colonel. Facing difficulties encountered by participants during maritime transport, the President granted a contribution of 10 million ariary for vehicle passage to Ankify port. The Nosy Be organizing committee also received aid of 10 million ariary, as well as an envelope of 20 million ariary intended for the realization of STK youth projects. On August 26, a special meeting was held under the presidency of the Nosy Be prefect, in the presence of representatives from APMF and shipowners, to organize passenger and vehicle traffic between Nosy Be and Ankify, as well as the return of young people starting Saturday. According to the regional director of APMF in Nosy Be, only large ships equipped for night navigation are authorized to make the crossing after 5 p.m. Each boat can only make three round trips per day. Safety measures must be strictly observed, particularly regarding vessel weight, number of passengers, and fatigue management of pilots and crew members.